I recently tried to switch from Atom (that was fine for me) to Pulsar text editor.
I haven't figure out how to get column mode edition (aka multi-line) back on Linux.
Anyone can help ?
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I am trying to set up Atom with R in Windows 10. I never used Atom before.
I am used to use Sublime Text, having a Sublime open in one window and sending code to the R GUI opened in another one.
I am trying to replicate this setup, and as far as possible, I do not want to have an R-studio like replica.
Is it possible?
Can anyone tell me how to make Atom and R interact?
So far I looked online and did not find much helpful information.
Thank you!
I followed the Bugtracker tutorial on the Uno Platform page
For some reason even simple text boxes don't seem to get rendered correctly on the Skia.Gtk backend. This is what the final example is supposed to look like:
Here's what I see with Skia.Gtk:
The description box is supposed to contain some text and label on the slider isn't showing either.
I get no pertinent warnings or errors, which makes it difficult to pin down the source of the problem. I've run the sample on WSL (running Ubuntu 18.04) as well as a real Debian buster machine. Reassuring is that the GUI renders the same on both.
Got in touch with the maintainer and it turns out that TextBox isn't implemented yet. His reponse https://github.com/unoplatform/uno/issues/4578#issuecomment-731268315
That feature is on the roadmap for the upcoming release 3.4 scheduled to be released on December 4th... But it was previously planned for 3.2, so who knows
I faced an issue like that: When I running source aspx in Local machine and export Report by crystal report, everything look good. but when publish this source to Server, this report export pdf has Hidden all space charracter like this:
All space look like hidden and can see somthing like dot character below each space hidden.
Anyone know this issue please give me a help.
Thanks.
p/s: I using Microsoft visual studio 2008
Check font permissions for user context of the server process.
Also, does the font you use on the server include embeddability permissions?
You can check that via properties of the font.
Open the two reports (the good one and the bad one) in Crystal Designer. Go to File, Page Setup...
Compare the printer assigned. Most likely the bad report is assigned a bad printer (doesn't exist on the server, bad driver, or some other problem).
I have a problem in reports 11g that when working on a report if I try to copy/past any field (text, data even a line) reports crashes, is it a common problem or there's a problem with the installation.
Thanks
There is a MetaLink document - ID 1395965.1 - regarding this problem which states that the fix is to make sure that you install the 32-bit versions of the Oracle Fussion Middleware software rather than the 64-bit ones, even on 64-bit platform.
For more knowledge about the problem you can visit the following link.
https://pitss.com/us/2015/01/19/copyingpasting-in-reports-builders-layout-editor-causes-reports-builder-to-freeze/
I just installed R Studio on my mac (was previously using on my virtual Windows machine). I am taking a class in which we learn to use R. The fix() function was demonstrated and when I ran it on my dataset it opened up an editor that was pretty ugly and done in X11 - that is, X11 launched automatically. The person next to me ran the same function but on her computer the pretty and I assume default R editor popped up. I have searched the internet and the options/preferences within R but cannot figure out how to both find out what the default would be if I did not have X11 installed AND change the editor in R Studio back to that program.
I can handle basic command line stuff if this is buried in a file I have to access through terminal/fancy preferences.
Has anyone run into this or have an idea of where to look? I don't want to use a text editor; just that nice-looking default program. Thanks!